Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-27
HOT TINES IN BRITAIN.
GOSCHgN DEFEATED FOE PAU-
LAMENT AT LIVERPOOL.

The Result Looked Upon as Akin to a
CSlamttv for tho Party ia tower -
Lord Churchni 20 ENp''.iu the Causes
of His signatton-A FnreoAst of the
Queens Speech.
LONDON, Jan. o. The Marquis of
Salisbury will permit Lord Randolph
Churchill to make statement in the
House of Commons tomorrow before the
beginning OF the debate, on the address in
reply to the speech from the throne, eX-
planatory of his resignation OF the Office
OF Chancellor OF the Exchequer.
The following is forecast OF tue
Queens speech, which Will be read at the
opening oI Parliament tomorrow:
Englsnd's foreign relations are friendly.
Affairs In southeastern Europe are IN
far way of settlement, but England must
lGslst upon observance oil the treaty OF
Berlin.
In Burmah and Egypt there IS a graft
tying Improvement. Grave anxiety
is caused by the state Of Ireland. The
system adopted there Of combining to
force terants to evsde their lust debts
may compel further legislation, and the
government VIII not hesitate to ask ad-
dltional powers il necessary.
Among the bills to be submitted by the
-
transfer, railway rates, trade marks and
faoilltation of agricultural allotments.
UNUSUALLY VAGUE.
The Queens speech is characterized bv
more than usual vagueness The hints Of
legisla ion for Ireland are especially OBJ
scure. The only HliuslOn TO the COnspl".
acy bill ls found in the reference to the
plan OF campaign, and the governments
attention to introduce, II necessary. a
blll altering the existing law so as to
enable IL to cope with the movement. Au
indication Of the extension OF the Ash
bourne act Is gwen IN the expression of a
1ope that the labors OF the Rent Com
mission will have issue ~ "A measure to
amellorate the condition of the country.
The leading measure for EnRland and
scotland Is IA county government bill.
Tie defeat OF Mr.. Goschen is ielt by the
members OF the Carlton Club to be great
party disaster. All the clubs werr
crowded al late hour Tonight, and there
was much excitement over the result oi
ne election. The members ut the y "a
uonal Liberal club are jubilant.
AWKWARD FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
The absence of Mr.. Goschen from the
House of Commons leaves the govern
ment in an awkward position. Even II
he should he provided with an unccu-
tested seat he cannot sit in ihe house FOR
the next ten days, and during that period
there Will prOba bly, be critical debates
and divisions. It. is reported that Sli
JOhG MOwbr is ready to resign his
seat in the House OF Commons for
oxford University and that he will be
taised to the peerage. II ne does resign
The Liberals VIII contest the seat though
Jney have no chance OF success.
Ine GladstOneiles have not vet decided
what shall be their line Of action on the
address in reply 10 the Queeu's speech.
rbey Will meet Friday to determine their
course. The Parneiites Will move al
amendment To the address if MIR. Glad
stone tails TO do SO.
LIvERPOOL's EXCHANGE DIVISION.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26.-lne election for
members Oi Parliament for the Exchange
division of this city, to til the vacancy
caused by the death Of David Duncan,
was held today, and resulted as follows
Mr.. Neville, Gladstonian, 1922: Mr.. Go
schen, Conservative and Unionlst, 3,211.
ihe result remaining in dispute there
viii he a recount tomorrow. A the last
election Mr.Duncan, Home Ruler, received
1920, and Mr.. Bailey, Conservative,
2.750.
The votes were cougted three times by
the inspectors and a fourth count was
made by six Conservatives. The official
announcement Ol Jhe result was deferred
until tomorrow. This is a certain ind-
cation ol the defeat OF Mr.. GOschen, ever
If the majority against him first an
nOunced SHOULD be reduced.
THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN ADOPTED.
DUBLIN, Jan. 26.-The tenants on the
estates OF sir Rlcnard Brook at klileogh,
county Cork, nave adopted the "plan OF
campaign" and LODGED half OF The amount
Of tnelr rents with the local agent OF the
National League. Wrts are being served
IN the tenants.
Owing to tho inclement weather evic-
lions al Glen6eigh TO day W re deferred.
Ia an interview Mr.. harrington de led
that the members Oi Parliament had in
nuenced tenants not to pay their ienLs.
lie Linted tuat Father Quuter's letter to
Col. Turner re atiVe to the bloubcigh
tenants was written under pressure IRON
MS Bishop.
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